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SAN DIEGO-The developer of a 66-acre, $225-million mixed-used project near the Mexico border says the ambitious complex is on track and will open in November, in time for the peak holiday sales season.<p>
VANCOUVER, WA-The 2.38-acre site located west of Interstate 5 and south of the Clark County fairgrounds is being offered for sale at $1.6 million. A big red barn on the property carrying the Wineberg name can easily be seen from the freeway.
DALLAS-The Dallas-Ft. Worth office for Grubb & Ellis has drafted five key players from Marcus & Millichap's Multi Housing Group regional team. The deal had been too lucrative to pass up, says Marcus & Millichap. Meanwhile, Grubb & Ellis is fishing for more brokers in the DFW talent pool.
CHICAGO-The international real estate services firm says the market's diversity in employers make it better prepared than others to get through the current economic slump. Some "new frontiers" may even see more growth, it says.
CHICAGO-Equity Office Properties Trust is the nation's largest publicly-held office building owner and manager. It now is Fortune magazine's "Most Admired" real estate company in the US.
SEATTLE-Rod Kauffman of the Seattle-King County Building Owners and Managers Assoc. tells GobeSt there are reports of a terra cotta falling off buildings in downtown's Pioneer Square, a crack in the Capital's dome in Olympia and a fire in a Carpet Exchange building in West Seattle.
ORLANDO-Travelodge Hotels Inc. of Parsippany, NJ has retained Lake Buena Vista Suites to build a 1,380-room Travelodge World Resort hotel in Lake Buena Vista, FL, minutes from the 30,000-acre Walt Disney World enclave. The estimated $20 million resort is scheduled to open in third quarter 2002.
WASHINGTON, DC-The first of the business centers, which will provide desk space for 7,000 workers, will open in Herndon, VA, in April. The centers are expected to generate $50 million a year.
SEATTLE, WA-A state of emergency has been declared in the State of Washington as it assesses the damage and copes with the aftermath of a 6.8 earthquake centered 11 miles northeast of Olympia and 35 miles below ground.
SALEM, OR-Plans for one wind-powered generating plant and four natural gas-fired generating plants have passed in front of state regulators recently, and more are expected.